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izzydata
2y ago
There are various models and generations of their watches at every price point. Them having more expensive options doesn't mean they don't have less expensive options as well.
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izzydata
2y ago
While fun to think about big numbers at these scales this fact seems entirely arbitrary. You can fit a million Earths into our singular sun. 200 billion stars is still quite a bit more impressive than 3 trillion trees.
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izzydata
2y ago
I get the impression that TV manufactures already know that a large percentage of people are going to circumvent the built in OS with an external device so they put in very little effort into making it good.
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izzydata
2y ago
On my Google Chromecast it was possible to download an app that lets me reassign the Netflix button to Plex. I also reassigned the Youtube button to Freetube.
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izzydata
2y ago
At least when it comes to artistic endeavors like video games it makes sense to be small. I find that the more you turn art into a massive assembly line the less passionate the product becomes. If the goal is quality art than massive growth
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izzydata
2y ago
There are no ads so that is one aspect that could prevent enshitification. Businesses can't just spend money to force their way into peoples feeds. At least not in a traditional advertising kind of way.
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izzydata
2y ago
I recently bought a real camera partially for this reason. I don't even mind how inconvenient it can be at times because honestly taking photos with a full camera rather than your phone is fun. While on the phone it has become quite du
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izzydata
2y ago
If using a ton of energy has to happen then I'd prefer it be generated from nuclear, but I don't see the need to supply LLM data centers with a ton of energy as a positive.
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izzydata
2y ago
Where is the Hatsune Miku's hair option?
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izzydata
2y ago
Who is posting anything even tangentially crime related to social media?
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izzydata
2y ago
Deleting old stuff seems more like a feature to me. I wish everything would delete old stuff automatically.
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izzydata
2y ago
Do you know if it is true that a battery reporting 100% is really only 80% and 0% is really about 20%? I heard that somewhere, but have had trouble confirming it. At least for something like a common smartphone.
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izzydata
2y ago
This is the first time I've ever heard of someone regretting not getting a tattoo.
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izzydata
2y ago
Nudes might have a higher probability of being deleted.
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2y ago
The steam deck has way more than enough resources to power through any and all N64 emulation so that wouldn't change much there. I'm specifically talking about something $50 retro handhelds and the like. For example Mario64 and Oc
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izzydata
2y ago
I hope this eventually also works for Linux so that N64 games can be reliably played on very low end portable handhelds. N64 is notoriously tricky to emulate, but building them for the platform natively removes all performance problems.
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izzydata
2y ago
It sounds like they are trying to convince a decent number of people to quit on their own.
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izzydata
2y ago
If Helldivers 2 was on GOG it would still require a PSN account.
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izzydata
2y ago
Negative reviews for the legitimate grievance that you can no longer play the game you purchased is not review bombing. It is reviewing.
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izzydata
3y ago
So will car manufacturers lower the price of electric cars or will they just pocket the difference?
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izzydata
3y ago
Everything I ever hear about Tesla's keeps getting worse and worse. How are they still in business and why does anyone buy one?
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3y ago
This is just circumstantial and possibly biased based on the kinds of people I personally encounter, but it seems like at least 1/3rd if not 1/2 of the people I meet claim to have ADHD or be "neurodivergent". If such a l
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izzydata
3y ago
Have LLMs done anything to stimulate the world economy or improve peoples lives? As far as I can see the only thing its done so far is drain energy and money.
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3y ago
I don't think it will happen ever and I don't even think it should happen ever. The first step in making this possible would probably be standardization of all road infrastructure everywhere. That will never happen so instead I th
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izzydata
3y ago
Do you regular carry some other single purpose electronics to compensate the lack of function? I want to get a simple phone such as the Light Phone, but I wonder if I'd also want to bring around some kind of small camera or mp3 player
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izzydata
3y ago
They sued Apple because it infringed on their patent by implementing their specific method for pulse oximeter. Garmin however, developed their own and didn't take it from Masimo.
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izzydata
3y ago
What if it costs more to employ the right amount of people than the losses from robbery?
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izzydata
3y ago
That's wild. Maybe they will start defending trains like they defend cargo ship.
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izzydata
3y ago
As the author of this article says at the top it makes for a fun science fiction, but doesn't necessarily make a lot of sense in reality. So why do people fixate so much on how not realistic this particular science fiction concept is?
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izzydata
3y ago
Kind of. A lot of people use their phone as their primary and sometimes exclusive computing device and no longer use a desktop computer or laptop.
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